i'm sure mr rowley would like to see more corporation from the social media companies.do need to take an active role in that. the government scheme is something that is much criticised, but it is doing a good job, clearly. we are running out of time, but we couldn't go without a quick mention of the snow, which makes a few of the front pages here. the daily star, one of many that has got a picture that of a train in the snow, just reflecting some of the difficulties that there will be for commuters in the morning, as well as to night. we have had quite a difficult day today for a lot of people who have suffered because of this sudden snow that we have seen. 0ften, this sudden snow that we have seen. often, we hear that we deal very badly with a little bit of snow. look at how well canada deal with it. that is a little unfair because we don't have to deal with it for the rest of the year, so do but lots of money into providing for these few days that things could go wrong, it is not the answer. it is also interesting to see how we will react. apparently the snow has spar

mr rowley retires from the force next month waiting for a bill at the end of your meal in a restaurantlitches. ba rclayca rd is testing the new payment service called "dine and dash" which works by tapping your phone on a device on the table which then turns blue. you can then order what you want and leave with the cost of your meal being taken off your card via your phone. it's being tried in the west end. let's have a look at the travel situation now. because of the expected adverse weather conditions, sections of the london 0verground have no service and there's a reduced service from liverpool street. minor delays on the piccadilly line in west london. there's also no service on tfl rail between liverpool street and shenfield. the dlr has minor delays due to a track fault in stratford. 0n the trains, be aware that there are reduced services on great anglia trains, c2c and great northern services. and on the roads, the a13 is slow moving westbound between dagenham and barking. let's get the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. well, we've seen further snow showers overnight

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